Interviewed back in October.
I sent my resume to the recruiters at my university's career fair. That night, I received a call from a recruiter, inviting me to an on-campus interview the day after with Adobe. The interview itself lasted 30 minutes. For the first 5 minutes, the interviewer asked a few logistical questions. Then, for the remaining time, we dove into a technical problem he presented. I struggled a little, but he was kind enough to guide me with hints. We reached a solution at the end, though I did not have enough time to write it out fully.
The interviewer was cordial – not necessarily nice, but not offensively cold either. All in all, an okay interview experience.
A not-so-basic question on solving a problem using a (flood-fill) algorithm.
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Adobe's interview process for their Software Engineer roles in Los Angeles, California is extremely selective, failing the vast majority of engineers.
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